Leema Dhar

Leema Dhar

Leema Dhar holding a book

Leema Dhar
Native name लीमा धर
Born (1993-12-22) 22 December 1993
Allahabad
Occupation Novelist, columnist, motivational speaker
Language English (novels and columns), Hindi (poems and columns)
Nationality Indian
Ethnicity Bengalis
Citizenship Indian
Education St. Mary's Convent Inter College, University of Allahabad
Genre Fiction, romance, thriller
Notable works Till We Meet Again, Mom And I Love A Terrorist, You Touched My Heart
Relatives Samir Dhar (father), Mausami Dhar (mother)
Signature
Leema Dhar
Website
www.leemadhar.com

Leema Dhar (Bengali লীমা ধর, Hindi लीमा धर) is an Indian author.[1] As of February 2016 she has written seven books.

Personal life

leema Dhar was born on 22 December 1993, in Allahabad, India. She finished her schooling and ISC Indian School Certificate examination from St. Mary's Convent Inter College. She left her All India Engineering/Architecture Entrance Examination rank in 2011, to become an engineer. She pursued humanities in her graduation in psychology and English literature. Currently, she is working to obtain a Master of Arts in English from University of Allahabad.[2]

Career

Dhar's first anthology of Hindi poems कुछ लफ्ज़ नक़ाब में (2007) was published when she was in her teens (9th standard). Her second book and the first anthology of English poems For The Hundred Tomorrows (2010) was published when she was 16.[3]

In 2015 Dhar was invited to read from her works at the 28th International Conference on Globalization, Environment, Education and Culture: India and Canada, hosted by the University of Allahabad.[4]

Works

References

  1. ↑ Dr. Sufian Ahmad & Sri Biswajit Sinha (ed.) (2015). WHO’S WHO OF INDIAN WRITERS, 2015: A-M. Sahitya Akademi. ISBN 978-81-260-4812-0.
  2. ↑ "lime light (Novel Belle)". The Telegraph, India. 8 May 2016.
  3. ↑ "युवा लेखिका लीमा धर के खाते में एक और उपलब्धि". amarujala.com. Allahabad, India: Amar Ujala. 22 June 2013.
  4. ↑ "International Conference on Globalization, Environment, Education and Culture: India and Canada". allduniv.in. Allahabad, India. 6 January 2015.

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